Yes. You may use a debtor's interrogatory to obtain the debtor's social security number and bank information for the purpose of further...

Your prompt raises a number of concerning issues that should be addressed immediately. You may be able to assert claims for guardianship, fraud,...

Your prompt does not adequately state the facts in a manner that allows a cogent answer to your question. You should consult with an attorney...

Pretty simple, actually. You need to file a complaint for divorce with the circuit court. You complaint will include claims for spousal support,...

I suspect that you are still receiving calls because the lender wants the money back that it loaned to you.

Yes. Virginia Code Sec 8.01-81 authorizes a co-owner of real property to force the sale of the property. You should consider speaking with a...

There is no such law. Many custody orders contain a provision that deal with overnight guests, (and specifically those of a romantic nature). ...

This is a criminal defense case and I have changed the practice area. Generally, a criminal trespass is only warranted after the individual has...

It is impossible to determine the answer based solely upon the description in your prompt. You should refer to the exact language in your custody...

Yes, a judge may deny a motion without a hearing. There is no law that requires a judge to hear oral arguments on a motion. In fact, local rules...